East Oregon herald., December 09, 1891, Image 1

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VOL. V.
BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON,
DECEMBER 9,
Semi-Weekly Herald
car. The others were in the coach.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
The two on the rear end of the
PUBLISHEDE VERY WEDNESDAY
baggage-car entered it and blew
AND SATURDAY.
HY
open the safe and took all the con­
A full and Complete Stock of Qroceries and Supplies.
W. C. BYRD 1 SON.
tents Express Messenger Mu Iren Ranchers wishing te purchase their supplies will do well to call and
P ublishers and P roprietors .
nyu was badly injured by the ex­
Murder.
plosion. The amount stolen can* what we can do for them before going elsewhere.
Everything at BED ROCK PRICES.
not be learned.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year
,3.00
H. E. T hompson ,
Yours Respectfully,
We learn from the McMinnville
Six Months.
.1.50
Three Months.................
75
Manager.
A. ROBBINS.
Glorie«
iu
His
Crime.
One Year (in advance)
......................... 2.50
Register, of the killing of J. A. I
HERALD CLUB LIST:
Stine, editor of the Whiteson Ad- ’
Herald and Harper’s Magazine............. 5.00
C incinnati , N ov . 27—The crim­
Herald and Harper’s Weekly................. 5.20 vance, by H. C. Cook, a section i
Herald and Harper’s Bazar.................... 5.20
RETAIL
inal annuls rarely have such a WHOLESALE!
Herald and Harper’s Young People
3.75 boss on the narrow-guage road, i
Herald and Alden’s Manifold Cyclopedia, 2.90
chapter as that added in the case
Each additional volume after Vo). I. 55 cents: I Cook then piaced the pistol to his
10 cents extra tier volume, postage.
of Reed, a 16-year-old boy arrested
breast and fired, only inflicting a here Wednesday night. His father
HUNTINGTON,
OREGON.
fW’ 'opies of ail the above works can ba ex
*miued at leisure in the Reading Room.
slight wound. He then placed the
is a well known broker living in an
Publish erg of periodicals are solicited pistol to his temple and fired a sec­
aristocratic district on Walnut hill.
to send dubbing rates, a copy of their work for
•ur Free Reading Room—We file and bind the shot, which resulted in his death.
\V hen Reed was 13, he became a
latter at close of every half-volume, pnd v«v
We are now located in the New Brick Block, with plenty of room,
Stine, Cook and a German sec
copies bv advertisement.
cigarette and yellow-covered novel occupying three floors, and each floor loaded With gOOdS.
tion hand had been to Amity, dis­ fiend. He sojii developed into a
Will maintaiu our former rules: SqUirC Dealing. (JH6 PriC&>
tance three miles from Whiteson, first class tough. One morning, two
ADVERTISING RATES:
SPACK
1 wk 2 wk 1 me 3 mo j 6 mo 1 IFF and were returning on foot.
Stine years ago, the city was startled bv Best Ouality.
inch ,150 ,2.50 »5 00 »h 00 »11 00 »15.00 was walking acout ten feet in ad­
We buv p'lour, Meats, Stock Salt, Barb Wire, Liverpool Sall,
3 00 4 00 6 50 12 UJ 1H.0O ¿K 00
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the story of a sensational robbery
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3.50 5.00 b .00 15.00 24.00 40 00 vance of the others, when, without
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4 50 fi.00 10 00 20 00 32.00 50 00
by the use of chloroform of Reed’s Canned Goods, and Coal Oil in CAR LOADS. Our Prices are LOW
6 00 ‘.LOO 15 00 •2N.00 4M 00 MOD warning, Cook drew his pistol and
12. «0 lfi 00 2X 00 4S 00 SO. 00 120 00
father. Detectives ran the clew
SEND FOR QUOTATIONS ! I
20 00 30.00 40 00 60.00 no oo 140 00 fired at Stine. The ball struck him
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down and found that young Reed
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
in the back of the neck, breaking had done it. The father declined
JOB WORK
his spinal colnmn. Cook then to prosecute, and sent the boy to an
Piprieiors Huntington Warehouse.
Your’s Respecfully,
91 every description executed with neatness turned the pistol toward himself.
J. H. AITKIN, Manager.
•nd ’ despatch.
’
' , at reasonable rates.
uncle in Indiunapolis. In a few
Circulara.
No cause is known for the trage weeks Reed roblied bis uncle of $600
Posters,
Pamphlets
Envelopes,
Bill Heads,
l etter Hepda,
Statement»,
dv, and it is accounted for on the and lied, but was anprehended and
Note Heads, Cards. Tieftet»,
Memoranda. Invitations.
Dodgers, Ete.
theory that Cook was seized with a sent to a reform school There he
T he H erald is kept regularly on file for re­ sudden fit of aberation.
He has stole tobacco, and bribed a boy to
ference, in the Geo. P. Rowell Newspaper Ad­
vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce st.. New York.
acted peculiarly for several days bring him chloroform, which lie
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past-
used on the clerk to rob the oftic/
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
The men have always been ap safe. He didn’t get into the safe,
pearantlv good friends. Both were but got enough to escape, and then
national :
about
forty-eight years of age and went south, where, he boldly de­
President .....................
Benjamin Harrison
ropnctors.
BRENTON »t EINE
Vice-President
Levi P. Morton
Stine clares, he did many jobs. Wed­
JatnesG. Blaine veterans of the civil war.
Secretary of State
Cbarlea Foster.
Secretary of Treasury
Of Cook’s nesday he was arrested as a fugiuvi
Joint W. Noble leaves a wife and child.
Secretary of Interior
Redfield Proctor family relations nothing is known.
Secretary of W ar
Benjamin F. Tracey
Secretary of Navy
from justice. He glories in all his
Jeremiah M. Ruak
Secretary of Agrlcultnre.
A note was found under Cook’s actions, and will never be anything
Wm. H. Miller
Attorney General
John Watmmaker pillow at the house where he hoard­
Postmaster General
but a thief.
STATE—OHF.GON :
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J. N. Dolph ed, showing his own death was pre­
H.8. Senators
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1 .1. H Mitchell
R. Binger Hermenn meditated, but leaving the shooting
Congressman
A woman who was a passenger on
li.Sylvesier Pennoyer of Stine unaccounted for.
Governor
The
■' ' Geo. W. McBride
Secretary of State
the
noon train thanksgiving day
Phil.
Metschan.
Treasurer
J. B. McElroy note was dated Nov. 29th, and was
Supt. Public Instruction R
from
the east received a blessing to
The Proprietors of the White Front Livery Stable as­
Frank Bakei addressed to Mrs Garvin, a widow
State Printer
R
> K. 8. liean.
sure the public that they are prepared to accommodate
be
thankful
for
in
the
shape
of
a
z Wm. 1’. Lord with whom he boarded.
Supreme Judges
In the
in
every way in their line of business.
> W. W. Thaicr
little son, says the East Oregonian.
Reuben S. Strahn. note Cook left to Mrs. Garvin all
2***Hr.y and grain constantly on hands, and careful help.
The small stranger arrived after the
SIXTH JU Kiel AL DISTRICT:
his personal effects.
M. D. CLIFFORD
D
District JuXge
train left Cayuse and although Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wagon it. connection
C har . F. H ïiik
District Attorney
•D
He
has
been
despondent
of
late
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I). 8. D ustin
(D).
Joint-Representative
brought into the world under such
.(D) H enry B lackman o’ ing to the fact that a resident of
Joint-Senator
peculiar
circumstances seemed to
i
Whiteson had put into circulation
COUNTY—HARNEY :
take kindiv toits new surroundings
33 URNS U3UTCHER SHOP
W m . M iller
County wjdge
(D).
,W. K. G rack immoral stories concerning him,
(D).
Clerk
The
mother
and
her
husband
were
T.
II.
R
obert
.
Treasurer
- (D)
TOM ANDERSON t’rop’t.
and he told Mrs. Garvin that he be­
Surveyor
(l>) T. A. M c K innon
. A. A. C owing lieved he would blow his brains eminigrating to this country from
Sherirt
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W. E. A1.BF.RSON
Assessor
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Missouri and perhaps concluded to
.CHAS.NBWELL
School Superintendent ..<R)
T hus . G. D olison ' out.
Stock Inspector
add another besides them-selves to
One theory advanced for the kill
W m . A ltnow
(D) I
Commissioners
'D.' (
Lytle Howard. I ing of Stire is that it would keep the population of Oregon on their
arrival. Conductor Dial bad the
HARNEY U. 8. LANK OFFICE:
from the Grand Army the stories
train and the youngster was named
Register
J. B. H untington
Receiver
..H arrison K elley told regardibg Cook
Dail in his honor, which perhaps in
part amends for the fact that he was
Will sei vc customers with the best that can be procured, with
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Train Robbery.
unable to collect fare from the new
any amount from One to Eve Hundred lbs.
passenger.
BURNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
M.D. WI1-SON Psstor.
Another train robbed. This time
There will be preaching by the pastor in each
Tbe Incorporated
the western bound train on the
month as follows, until further notice’
Early in December aboycott will
¡st sb boath—hums—at 11 a tn. ami 4.30 p m
Frisco
road,
which
left
St.
Louis
at
2d Sabbath—Island School House— at 11 a m
lie inaugurated in Butte against the
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—Harney—at 7:30pm.
3d Sabbath—Burna—»t 11 a tn. and 4 30 p m 8:25 I’. M Nov. 30th. was held up employment of Chinese help of all
4th Sabbath—Harney—at 11a m. and 7.10p m
and roblied by masked mtn at Glen­ kinds says the Idaho State Journal
and
dale, eight miles from the station The labor unions there have taken
TRANSPORTATION Company
SOCIETIES.
Desperadoes stopped the train, I step« to bring the action about and I
C. C. McCoy, General Manager,
HARNEY LODGE. NO. 77, I. O O F.
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intimidating the crew, and it is said, have served notice on all parties
Meet» at Odd Fellows Hall, every Saturday
Stages
leave
Burna,
Oregon,
daily for Harney, Drewsey, Bculak
7 30 pm,
H, M H obtom , N. G.
«‘cured a large sum of money from employing Chinese help that .they
Ben Brown, Treas
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Westfall and Vale, where
the Adams Exaress Company. It must discharge them or be boycott
HARNEY POST NO. 43. G. A. R
is also said the mail car was rifled ed hv the members of the unions.
CoIse Connection is Made
Meet» every 1st and 3d Wednesday of eat h,
month, at odd Fellows’ Hall. All Comrade. of pouches of registered mail.
Heads of families are requested not with the railroad. flood froth horwn, rarefili driven, new vehicle»,
1. good .landingInvited.* jjrierl Y. P. C.
RATER OF FARE FROM BURXS TO ONTARIO AND IRTKRVFXIX0 roían
This is all the information ob­ to employ them in their households«
»10 co
Burn«
Borna, tn Ontario
C har . M bvbu , Ad’j’t.
Mchia-is
•• West Fall
tainable at this hour—1:45 a . m
v Grove City
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and the result of the move will lie
•a
“ Drrwsey
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S t . l/ouis. December 1.—The watched with interest. There are
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-Pine Creek
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robbery was committed by six men 1600 Chinese in Butte and the prac Baggage, 30#>a to each Passenger. Freight and Passengers must
BURNS— valb :
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*>e way-billed. Passenger fare paid in advance.
who boarded the train at Old Orch­ tical working of turning them loose
A wives Bad departs daily, Mondays eicepiw
N eri A ckles ,
J M. V ai ohb
H
arry F ioyd ,
at
one
time
with
nothing
to
do
will
ard. Two got on the front end and
BVBMS—CANYON CITY:
Burns Agent
Division
Agent.
Gen
Sup
’
t.
s Mondays. W <■<:■« K'S) s.Fri¿ays M"1
be watched with interest.
> luevdaj», 1 Inni»;». I • c *-•>•’ m two on the rear end of the baggage-
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